duykhoa12t

Before I start working on a project, I spend a couple of minutes to read and understand the logic of the current code base related to the change. By doing this, it naturally reminds me about the language syntax, the framework, the project convention, and the team's best practice. If you do it regularly, you will feel it more natural. Most of the modern languages' projects are easy to identified the scope of changes. Don't pay too much attention to the languages syntax, but rather to the logic.

Same to me. I store the note folder to a private gitlab repo, and write a bashscript function to commit and push the note.

Did she mean daily rate? I wonder if a junior ask for this rate, of course the company has no chance to afford a senior dev.

I totally agree with you. We tried, but things aren't expected

I think you have no trouble with typing, because you care too much for your code quality, it makes you slow. However, you are doing good thing for other people - who will work on your project and for yourself.